- Joined
- Feb 4, 2013
Act One: Introduce the characters and the status quo
Act Two: Shake up the status quo, end with the characters in the worst possible situation with all hope seemingly lost.
Act Three: The characters start to succeed in achieving their goals, ending with a final triumph and then epilogue.
Rules: You can't invent characters or scenes, although you can combine them. No sequels. You can choose what period of Chris's life to cover in your movie (so it could focus on classic Chris, or it could start with the house fire, whatever). Your maximum running time is 2 and a half hours, and the producers start to get antsy at the 2 hour mark. You must follow the three act structure because innovation would cause the entire film industry to explode.
Go.
Act Two: Shake up the status quo, end with the characters in the worst possible situation with all hope seemingly lost.
Act Three: The characters start to succeed in achieving their goals, ending with a final triumph and then epilogue.
Rules: You can't invent characters or scenes, although you can combine them. No sequels. You can choose what period of Chris's life to cover in your movie (so it could focus on classic Chris, or it could start with the house fire, whatever). Your maximum running time is 2 and a half hours, and the producers start to get antsy at the 2 hour mark. You must follow the three act structure because innovation would cause the entire film industry to explode.
Go.